If your doctor has recommended an evaluation, it's essential to discuss it further with them if you have concerns about undergoing the evaluation.

You would only need to go through the driving program if the PennDOT medical unit mandates it or if you’re referring healthcare provider believes it's necessary to make an informed decision about your safety while driving.

In such circumstances, a pre-driving evaluation will be conducted to determine if it's appropriate to obtain a dual control permit from the PennDOT medical unit before proceeding to the on-road component of the driving evaluation.

The evaluation typically takes 1.5-2 hours to complete. It includes a Pre-Driving (Clinical) Evaluation and, if necessary, a Behind the Wheel assessment. The clinical evaluation comprehensively assesses your foundational skills for driving, including physical, visual, emotional, and cognitive abilities, considering your current medical condition. If you demonstrate sufficient abilities in the clinical evaluation, you will also have an on-road assessment.

No, this assessment is different from the DMV written or road test. It is a therapeutic evaluation of your current medical status and its impact on your ability to drive safely.

Your evaluation will be conducted by an occupational therapist who is also a certified driver rehabilitation specialist.

Bucks, Montgomery and Delaware counties. Please contact us for more details on other areas that we serve.

Typically, the driving evaluation will be performed at your home, following a predesigned on-road route that includes various traffic situations. Additional assessment and training alternate locations, if needed, will be discussed during the driving evaluation.

No, we use the program's vehicle, which is equipped with extra safety features, such as an instructor brake, special mirrors, and adaptive driving equipment if needed.

The primary goal of a driving evaluation is to determine if someone is safe to drive or return to driving. We perform a thorough pre-driving and on-road assessment to provide a well-informed recommendation to your referring healthcare provider regarding your driving safety. The final decision will be made by your referring healthcare provider.

Yes, payment for all services is due on the day of service before the session begins.